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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1880-06-17, Page 111 VOL. 15, NO. '24. TEENS41.50 Per Annum in advance • ,EPAE0E1INIMMINRURSAMEILIII2iFINEMP0. ?Il:IIAAII•tgAlrACIAMAIEVOMPIAMPMAIIAMARAMIIIUWAntiGM4314 AND CENTR. .E HEWN. GENERA.L ATWERTISER. CLINTON; ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE -17-, 1880. 41011111EIIINEIREIERRNI8ONOW Wrottogoirat and ninti gardo.ITICK.ET AIGENC 1111. REEVE him removed his residence to the house GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. .1/ lately occupied by 'brow jaogsett, Esq., Huron tree. 011100 en Itattepbury etitet, as before. MOM/ TO LEND, IN LARGE Olt SMALL 15111I0 -1.71 .on goqd mortgage eecurity, at =Aerate retie Of interest. LI, HALE. Clinton, An guilt 0tI 1869. 7-tf Servaiat Wanted. • A 0003) GENERAL SERVANT GIRL WANTED, -E1- email family. Apply at Gib °Mee. Wanted, MPS N A JAIVIES THQ. 9 G OD GERAL NESERVANT BY MRS. R. 4NSFOltD Stapleton.- Good wages. Apply to ESIRES to inform the people of this vicinity that. mus . H. HALE. ho has been appointed Town Agent for the Grand Trunk Railway, and is authorized to issue tickets on Clint"' Mn' "4" 288°' their behalf. LIST OF LANDS. IN 111.1110X FOR SALE BY .Parties going to the West, trill find it to their ..Lk. the Canute Company may be Peon at the office of . interest to call and get rates 'before making the nudereigned, B. HALE, , final arrangements %jam, Jan. 17,1879. Full and reliable informatien given and every facility, • 1 fa Teacher of Ifuelc. Pupils attended • Ari. at their own reeidence, neoeseary. Residenco. out door south ef Mr. C. A. Hutt% Queen Street, 011V9h-D&I. 10, lese. • Dpetwrzy, m. R. 0. 10. England, • Physician, Surgeon, &e. and residence next Molson's Bank, market 'square. Clinton, Jan,15, 1880. • Tyft. APPLETON. OFFICE.- At -Residence on -1-/ Ontario street, opposite the English Church. I. Entrance by side gate.* • Olinton,Dee. 4,1879. DREEVE & WILLIAMS, Office, Dattenbary •-1-/ Street, immedietely behind Bansford's book dere, °Mee hours from 8 a.m. to Q Clinton, Jan.29, 1880. 4 . YOUNCirlieL-13,-(GRADVATE...01-0-TORD • University,) Physician, Surgeon, &o., residence itt Iff. Maiiiiiiig'STthree Awing thateof 411e-Temperange Hall, Londesboro, Ont. . Londesberq, june 14, 1879. . . . • • • • 1-111. STANBURY, GRADUATE OP TIIE MEDICAL .1./ Department, of Victoria University, Toronto, for- merly of the Hospitals; and Dispensaries, New York, Coroner for the County of Huron, DAVIELD, Ont. :lily 22, 1874." • - 81 • lUrARRIAGH LICENSES, AND CERTIFICATES. - ..01 Apply at the Town Hall, or at the residence of the subscriber, hear the 'London, Horon & Bruce Railway JAMES SCOTT, Loner of Marriage Licenses. Clinton, April 27th, 1870. •' 11,/r0NEY TO LEND, -I have any amount of money • ALL to lend, on good, improved farras on1y,at7 per cent, interest payable yearly. Sum no °Idea if securi- ty ample. Private funds. • .. , JOHN S. PORTER, Soitforth. -1-1 R. WORTHINGTON, PHYSICIAN, STJRGEON, Jil Aceouchour, Licentiate of the College of Physician, and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provincial Licenti- ate and Coronor or the Connty of Huron. Ofilee .and reeidenoe,— The building formerly °coupled by gr. Thwaitea, Huron street. • • Clinton, Jan. 10, 1871. MHE CENTRAL 110TEL - late Farmer's - Albert Street, Minton. S. PIEE, Proprietqr. This ho- tel has lately been greatly improved and thoroughly refurnished, and possesaes every requisite for the com- fort and convenience of the travelling public. Good etabling and attentive hostler, inton, Nov..281h, 1878. 'Is W. E. CARTWR/GHT, SURGEON DENTIST G/MlUale Of the Royal College of Dental Surgeene" of Ontario; has openedrams in the VictoriaBlock, Albert Street. Cliuton,w hero bo will conatamtly be in attendance, and prepared to per. form every operation connected with -Dentistry. Teeth extraeted; or fillodwith gold, amalgam,•or-other filling material. Artificial teeth insertedfrOm one to a inflect, Clinton, April 17, 1879: • 16 J.' BIDDLE COMI3E, ' Watch and Clock' Maker,. JEWELLER, &c., •7 • WORM respectkully annownee to libteuatomers and the public generally, that he Las removed•into hie former building, on Al:PEET STREET, ,OPPOSITE • THE MARKET, Where he will keep on hand a select assortment of criaTekx, Walches, Jewellery; and' Silrerwiti;e ,of • all, . • Which he will sell at reasonable rates. 'Repairing of every description proniptlY attended to, J. BIDDLECOMBE, ALBERT STREET, Clinton, Dee. 5,1878.. Pi.1111ES Desiririg FARMS • SHOULD SEE THE FARMS OFFERED FOR SALE • BY THE UNDERSIGNED, I Y O.LINT011'; "• AND ELSEWHERE, AS THEY ABE . DECIDED BARGAINS. • x MONEY...To LOAN tOr 7 TO PER VENT. WIORTGAGES aoti . other .secerities 13017G/IT AND SOLD. OFFICE OVSEIL arAitiEs ;rwiTamsr.,1.4.s, A. S; FISHER, • Notary Public and Continissihnor* 01112100, Ifirch 4, 1880, • • • • 113 ME METAL, Platform Scalps. R. M.RACE • BAR knON afforded.intending travellers. OliTIOE-Ig THE Sronn on Trzoinnson & Berms, Albert Street, Clinton. BROHFOOT & BOX, UNDERTAKERS, 71 Albert Street Clinton.. NON TO LOON'. -10TORTGAG-ES9 P410T-ES,-. AND OTHER Good Securities Purchased... • CONVEYANGING'. W. BARRAN; 47 otintNov, 0, 1879, TISDALL & GALE, .BANKERS, Albert Street,' Clinton, • Directly molt° the Market, rpliableXOT A GENERAL .BANEING BUSINESS. -L Money advanced on, Mortgages and Noes of hand Drafts issued payable at par, and collectiona and remittandee made throughout the Unitcd States anti • •.• Canada. . NOTES DISCOUNTED, MORTGAGES,. Stoutest, And. all Isetable seourlf9nk.boughi und mold at hest ' .0.1118.71alkSc-:HPW-EW-TD711.11.7,44.EN O1' THE ilrE1ORA1VT'S BwiNg 01 CANADA. • • INTEREST ALLOWED OX DEPOSITS. P„p•TISDALTh Clinton, May 20,1880. •S;' FOWLERI,..SalV• • .DEALERS IN WA,TCRES, • -*AND- • JEWELLERY, Albert Street, CLINTON We hare just added te Mir atock a fiue, lot of • VIOLIN• , . • ' ' . aRd GUITAR STRINGS, v • • SPECTACLE . ai,wias!B EEPT STOCH; Clinton; Oct, -2, 1879. BUSINESS CHANTGE. •GROCERIES. 1 • • TJAVING &mimed the Rtpek and good -will of the Grocery business of Mt. W. H. IHNE, the sub- scriber would fake this opportunity of •thanking his friends for the liberal patronage enjoyed by him while it member of , the firm of SIIEP&ARD & COOPER, and hopes by liberal inducements to receive,a fair share of MORTGAGE *SALE - • custom from them in his new business.NAMie intends For Sale. ONE SINGLE BUGGY, NEW, ONE SINGLE DEMOCRAT WAGON, NE ALLY NEW, ONE SET SINGLE HARNESS, NEALLY NEW. prices and terms espy. WADE BROS., CLINTON. Apri122od, • • House to Rent. TO LET, the house lately occupied by Mr, J. W. Paisley, Victoria street, just aouth of McIaren'e Hotel. it Is conveniently eituated, with well of good water, and other convenieucee. -Rent Moderate; apply to 0. DALE, Seaforth. Hollott, Jane 9, 1880. , POULTRY FOR SALE.- MHE undersigned offers for Fiala on reasonable terms, 1 the following pnre-bred and valuable fowls, viz: - 12 White.face BLACK SPANIS11, 7 LIGET IIIIAMMAR'0 Bratca..RED Grist!, 5 BUFF COCIIINB, 9 SnrEll-SrANO- Lnn Haim:Atm, 5 GOLDEN POLANDS, 8 Onvrm. Pox. Anna, 8 SILVER DUCK -WING Donlan 1 pair HL„keu. xtk,D Gatin-,-BAtaraius, prizo-winrierst-T-lio-only- reason for dieposing of the same is that the owner has to move, and finds,it inconveniene to take these along, nBlythyMayar1880.---. nEV, G. CLA.ItE, J... •C 0 B E': -CHEMIST R. DIt'ITGOIS11, MLR removed to the iemisee known as . , „rile OLT) CLINTON IIOT]7L, Where he will keop for male a iseloot ara general assort. mont of • DRUGS,. CHEMICALS MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, OILS, tte, Pre.Set:iptionS, Receipts, and. Compounds care- ., fully. made. up, ?via *speck Clinton, Feb. 27, 1870. The Electric Light outdone BY THE SUNiS REFLECTIONS PROM STOVE POLISHED WITH THE HOUSEKEEPERS FRIEND :81,!0.17.1/- allitS.arii6le Is euperior to all others in the market. 1 Warranted to retalix its lustre in 11/13, climate, and under all circumstances, and. is not. 'affected by beat. No dust. •dirt or toreignsebstences_ to it; Thelolleveingrafilifew 0th -oniony testimonials Vr"" Mos,- Via: Faxn-The best ever atus,„1,zitus 'rEENBULZ—The best I ever:need. Mils. Coorun.--No duet or dirt from„it..• ,Mns.,...k„ MATHEW/Z-80 don ang so quick.. Mns. G. GLAEGOW.,-,-T never -used a polish bearier --'"Ask your grocer for it. •PRICE 10 CENTS. Trade supplied at wholesale 'price. Manufactured 'only hy . • " W. THORNTON, • Clinton, Feb. 10,1881 . • Properties for sale 411: Ralelehlltou MEAT FIRST CLASS PARM, No. 85, on the 15th 1. con, of Goderich Tovrnship, iniangircg to 100. 0• . GOIdOil ; will be aold,1 or cash or on part credit. Only one mile from Clnton. The farm contains 80 acreirof choice land, in good conditionrfine orchard, fm. 71., OUR GOOD RUMS =the Fourth Coneeseion Of Hullett, within,five miles of Clintori„ well. cleared and with .good improvements; will .b& *old on. they terms. Lot S'eventeen South -half of Nineteen, •and North -half ef Tweak. 'I3o sold together or separately. MHZ ta'o-story house on Huron street, belong- • -IL 'ing to /dr. J. 0. Miller, pats now occupied 14 Mr, Balfour, will be sold onyery eali.y terms. :No meney. re- cfnired down,41 good security is given. The house -is well built, oomfortablei anti eonienzontly situated for a profeasionel or bilabials man, • • , • .. MITE frame Cottage 00 Rattenbury Street, 'one door • iestmOt the Mothonist Church. This' cottage has 7 rooms, herd and soft water, cistern, We. Terms easy. ONBroomed Cottage, price $500 ; two five -icon% ed Cottages, 8,400 and 000. • E'achlas _a good gar- den, well, &e. • 1141 the pries Myren:lain on Mortgage MHE honee belonging to bIr. 15. A. Aikenhend, ii 1 Isaac Slo,, Ciiiaton, is for sale on moderate terms. the house containa se 00 roma, end ia well built arid in good condition- TorrgehA, good well, &c• . '. • rrtnat BRITISH Anima in Clinton, commonl•y -L „known as Lane's' Hotel, will be sold on veil, incalerateprzyts. Tiab property comprises four choice quarter -acre Iota, near the Grand .Trunk Station, with. large hotel bnilding, part nearly new, containing 17 rooms. Stable about 55x86, with 10 stalls. A capable ancl .popular landlord could make this An excellent stand, obit is well adapted for ahoarding hotee on a MITE -house and lot on Rattenburf atreet, which be - J. longed to the lath WILLIAM Caunorlitz, will bo sold thenpfor cash. Haa lately been mit in good re-, • pair: •§ix rooms, good'garden,&e. ' • • HALE. Huron Street, Clinton. Clinton, Juno lat, 1880, • tei keep the best assortment, hole'r y to . Offor loch at tha lawoot-tiomunerativarricea; And willehortly Open 'oak a fresh supply of TEAS, SUGARS, COFFOSI • . TOBACCOES, • CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, SYRUPS; SOAPS, &O., &es •• iiisilmositatri. TRH PLACE - Ilfs old arAnd,, Cotner of Albert and litztatenbury titreets ' THOS. COOPER, Clinton, Mareli 94,1880. • • GroceryBusiness 1771V1..MOORE to form e itihstitentj of Cliun toand &...tliirtetitilnth g country, that ho has recently chased the ..tock in traria ofMr. JAS. SliliIPPARD, fie GENERAL GROCER tip PROYISION DEALER Arid in addition to tho stook then on hand, Ito has pur- chased a largo stook of Teas Sugars and General Groceries --Prom the beet Wardhousea in the Deraltibin, Whloh having purchased principally for tags, he is prepared to son BETTErt GOODS POU LESS MONEY than these who bey on credit, and consequently can afford to ere his 005tem31 the benefit, Ace' :M. has Ito hesitation in setying that he can supply his customers with as good an ctr. tide to TEAS and .5TIG4lla as can be had ,ettiywhere' )Z CUneon A TRIAL CORDIALLY SOLICITED. DON'T PORGERt TOR PLACE . 811(111+1PAItIOS OLD STAND Oaten, Key 8,10110. 1 And Hardware Merehant. adeeTtlies, Sob., latle. • Or Valuable -11.RE1101,1) PlIOPERTY , TINDEIVand by virtrio of tho power of safe' ebnlizined V in it certain niortgagovthich will be produced at lig8t,td11841:0%.1:!'llcIroi,r.',11)einbas'8;42; there will be sold by pnblio auction, on . . FRIDAY, atine 2511.1, 1880, At Tire od1x1. in the RG0110071, by chICTIONEER, • AT, R ATT.EN BURY'S sHOTEL, . ,In the Toivicof Clinten, 10 1110 County di Huroni •. The following valuable farm pioPertY;nainely, lot num- her neVenteen, and the eouth half of lot number nine- teen, and the nosh bail of lot number twenty, ell in the fourth concession of .the 'Township of Ifullett, iu 'the County of Huron containing,' by adoiefoureraeut, m , two Mindred neof 'Iand,bore or lose, also lot RUM, her twenty-three, in the fifth coneesaion of the Said Tetvliehip tirlitillett, containing, by admenanMinent, One hendreil acme of land, more or lee, . • . The above is it Arst.olass property, of Which it large portion is cleared. The soil IA a good May Mani; the fences art in good repair, And tho buildings, consisting of it house, stable, and barna, aro in a good state of preservation. Thom is a neyertfailing Spring of -water on the promises. The property is situate on the Gravel Road, about Nate.° Miles' from Clinton, it nontishing town on tho Grand Trunk andftreat Western Ilailwers TERMS. -Ten per cent of Gm purchase money in cash ftt tho time of 80,10, and the balance in one month froze the date of sale.. Tho property will bo gold subject to. mortgage. Title deeds niry be inspected at the onus of Messrs. Cameron, Dolt dc Cameron, Goderiali, Por further par. Genitors apply to tho Auetionoor, or to . . • . CAMERON. HOLT Ss CAMERON, Vendor's tiolicitore,Godorieli, DAVID bieernsatObt. &team:Wet, Olinten Dated, 22n4 May, A 3).,1880. 4ent akilvertiotintato, .1Viilk and Cream for Sale. POB sole, Creazu for Strawberries, also Milk, at MRS. 11. NORSWORTIIIV$, some& Street, Clinton June 17,1880, • Stray ileifer.• . (-IAMB into the premises of the Subscriber, lot 59, •V Ord con. of Stanley, about the middle of April, it two-year old red Heifer. The owner is hereby notified to prove property, pay charges, mid take her away. If. MoEWEN, Stanley, Juno 17, 1880, • • Notice to Debtors. A LL parties indebted to NESSE% OANTELON 4. & REUTHER either by note of hand or book ac. 'Mint; are requested to call and 04ttle the Who IMMO- diately, as„they wish to build as soon as possible, and early on business as usual. partiea having cleinis againet the firmwill please Fiend them in for settlement •CANTELON & BROTHER. Clinton, june 17,1880. • Good Farm to '.Rent. THE undersigned offere his well -situated farm of 75 sores, being lot se, 5th eon. of ,Hullett, to rent. - There is a small house, frame barn and outbuilding, good bearing orchard, tirst.class wen, on the pbee. about CI lures cleared and in a splendid state of eniti- vation. Three railer' from the town of Olintbn. Will be let at reasonable rate fora terra of yearn. Tull portioulerkeLepplication, on the premises, or to /1108.-.anol37.,B, Huilett, June 17, fin OLINTONT.0.' rawberry . • -- -k.-STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, unnentlie auspices' -41. of the Ladies' All. Seelety of Willis Church, will beheld at the •• _ - :Resident ee 0* 'Near:ACV a ItaT,". MN. . 1 Or THE EVENDT4 010 FRIDAY', 25th, 1880, Vocal and instrinnental .nzuele will be fumbled, under the leadership of Mrt Delimit. • Admisaiod cents. • OlInton, judo 17, 1880; BAZAA.R trawherry SOCIAL. A SALE 08` USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES, .C1 in connection with the Ledios' Aid Society of the Methodist Church, 'will be held in the 'store lately oceu• • pied by R. CALLANDER & CO., on Tuesday, Jime 22nd, commencing at 10 A. IC In the evening of the same day it sTaawnEnns socia Ism be given by the -young tidies, in the Tem- erance Mil. Music and Readings in connection with the eame. Anuisszorr, 25 c. CHILDREN 10' C. • Clinton, lune -17, 1880. •. -9-NTAR10..,14Q0 EL—FAR M.' -03.4414 tUl13.11310114'..4118.1. -LA. Prince Albert DiviSi011 • Grange, to tbe City. -of of Guelph and the Ontario Model Farm, will take place on TUESr ) AT, 1 JUNE224.. Fare,:.$1'for.Returp Ticket : • ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. • Train will bate following Stations at I helionr nam- ed - CLINTON,, 7.85 a.m,; tlEAVORTII, 8 a.m.; .DUBLIN,.8.15 alumnus, $.80 a.m. • Arriving; 'et Guelph at 11 a.m. Returning, the train will leave 'Guelph at 5.55 , , The Modellraira is situated within one mile of (tuella Station, With a good sidewalk leading thereto. , ' • The Committee Will hav&eVery Possilde arrangement made for the safety, cemfort and convenience of excur- 'C'eminittee o'r M an agement:-J.LL8_, Uslierne; 11, me/donors, Bey; .sonts nasainit, lacQuAnn, and WIC. MURRAY,' Tuckerimith• 3. ICITCREN, St81110y. • SAMUEL SMILLIE, leeretary. N,B,Addiesses will be deliiered at-tho Farm by - prominent a gri au] tu ri sts. • $.10.00 Reward. M111111.196MINCS synE above reetva win be paid' to anY Person who. A. will give nth informdtion as will lead to the een.' viction of any one trespasaing,. ancl damaging, On My premises on the Londesboro gravel road. MIAs. sPooNER. Clinton, Juno 8,1880.-• • , • • •••:. • Tenders • Wanted: • . • . •. . . • • • rrinNnEos hauliegolCordwood;(gboub 225 ores •1 of .hardwood, cut last winter, now lybig on Lot 18, third concession of. Hulletty he received. UNTIL SATORDAY„ 26re, INST.,. at the ofece Of H. Ham, Esq. or the undereigned, where all particulers may bo obtained. The lowest, or any tender,not necessarily accepted. ,101134 SANSFORD; Stapleton Salt .WOrkS. .71ine 10, 1890. . , Teas .511; l BRi:. r•IIIIE 'undersigned ha big imported direct frOni Eng- - laud. some very SUP'ERIOR BLAGE Asn GREEN TEA, now offers, the 8111110 for sale. Itis Pitt hp in five or ten lb. daddies, for family nue. _ TO THE TRADE -it is offered in Idiot° or half chests, at pins lower than generally pad to wholesele hones. , orders by mail promptly filled A tria'rsolieitea, ' JOHN RANSPORD, canton, Juno 10, 1880. Teas ilanlan liolils: his: -own ' BOWING, • S. DAYISDOESTR SKIF: IN''SELLING !UM/WARE. . • ... NO. 1 COAL OIL, 15 tionts per gallon iinperial meat mire, ATLANTIC OIL, HEADLIGHT 'orra Bann]) 'VENCE, WIDE, LAWN MOWERS. HARVEST TOOLS. scYT11ES, oRADLES, SCYTHE IiiNATTIR, DOES - Aim PORES or ALL RINDS, it A.R.VEST MITTS. Path CAGES, ELY T flAPS, PLOW P011iTS, SOLE niassrEs, , Shelf 'Hardware ill Endless Variety'. NAILS; NAILS, NAILS. BARN DOOR ROLLERS, WIT 1�V1 IMAM, INVENTED, Dore, CANNietAtt CLOTHES WRING- Elt, PAINTS, OILS, PARIS Glt/ti'ai, GLASS, PUTTY, MSS ICETTLES, ENAMELLED RETTLES. StoveS Thawlare,EaVetrough- • ing and. 0Onductlijg Pipes. . TURNIP SEETY. /IDN5iARIAN SEED, MILLET.' jar partied • •i# .10 Maid mat find it tO 'their adrantagi f".+ before -purchasing else. where, ae e.tipelling at Ord pie.M. • S. DAVIS, • 7lit&wont aapalarewsax 0 coat. Waal, Zama tt4,teo, rer 11: 11(OLM1jS de so*, • publishers. • Dialler descriptive and in- structive letters from the Rev. D. G. Sutherland, —..„ Steemer Vesta, off Constantinople, , May?, 1810. Wit-etarted on our voyage- thie'afberneo6 at o'clock, but, something having gone wrong with the machinery, we Were obliged to come to anchor in it few minutes. 1 was very glad on our arrival at Constantinople last Monday, to find two letters from you awaithsg me. • I wrote you last from Smyrna; our voyage up among the islands of the Archipelago, and through tho Hellespont was delightful. The scenery of these waters is very fine, and added to these are the.mythical and historical associations which- give special charm to all these parts."' I am specially delighted with the situation and beauty of Constantinople. There is perhaps -no more 'charming or advan- tageous it in the world for a great silty. Situated at the mouth et the Besphorue, the highway of an immense commerce, in hearing which thouserida.of vessels peso by its gates every year, it has also immense advantatses to the east and west, commanding both Eu- rope and Asia. It is built upon hills which gradually slope from the water, rising one above tb,e other,, enabling the variotlis courses and mantes of its houses to be Been. • Some of -its buildings are of immense eize- -Right -through the centrooLthe_csity stretches sale bay, galled the Golden Horn, crowded witsli vessels, , andspanned- by two or more long bridges. Our first day .was partly spent in a trip for about a mile op this bays And inspect- ing the buildhags along its banks. On an - ether day we° visited several of the !magniti. cent. mosques and other public buildings. I have read sorneWhere that there Aro four hun- dred naosqees here, and as each of them has a dome, and two or more lofty, graceful min - mots; the general effect, as teen from,..a clis tance, is very striking: Another slay we spent in making a trip up the Bosphorus to the Black Sea, which we entered far enough to riee and fall on its long, heavy swell. The stream, which ie from one to two miles wide, in its winding course gives many beautihd prospects. Its banks aro high, „grassy and well wooded. For miles it is lined with beau- tiful houses an's1 costlys magnificent paleCes.. We landed on our way up 'te visit Robert's College, an American nistitutel where about 200 boys and young men' of various nationali- tiee.are being. edueated. On our way down we anchored and landed at Scutari, to visit thelittle Englieh cemetery, where.lie -theie- 010105 of SODIe ten thousand. 13ritish. troops,: who died during' the terrible Crimean. war; It is bealitifullY situated and well kept; one 11�u11 n�Vkbep aosin iiiirfelefingS in reading ..epe,•loyi,tig,jriscription After. Itinother.Later, on we ifilltr td the AmericitsiieliCiiffer:Y6iiiiii ladies. It is not large. ensoigh for all who leeklainittence, and under its accomplished lady Managers, mast seem like A - little .4den thosewhe'come from these eastern homes: I honor the self-denial .of 'thele accomplished American ladies • and • gentlemen. who ',leavo. hone and •friendia to carry on the work of Christ in ditant lands. It is difficult to say what will bo the final disposition of this land, bot.that a change is neeessarY and:imminent 18 evidentsto all. The pet:spleen ifineasy, the; financeiyarq bankrupt; the Sultan is afraid re enter the 'city for fear of' assassination, and; Once the change in the English Cabinet, e. :question on every one's lips is, hew will the crash come But I nausaxo p OLD:tor:41Se, as it is getting late, • are now on our way to Athena, which we expect to reach on Monday,'leaving ;gain Sin the fol- lowing Saturday. We are on the homeward trnek, and every week will Shorten' our -tence from' you. I cannot yet say when you may opect 1110 hemp. I hope you May have help and' bleseing until I see you, And that ell circuit matters -may maim in a 'pyesperoue , . . . • Stearns -hip Venus,. oftmys coast of 80. f1A160ania.,..'...„7 Illy last letter. was written' on our *ay from Constantitieplete Athens. We arrived at the latter place 'on Monday morning *and left On Saturday evening. Our stay- was-lOnger than I Wished it to be, but in oottsecfnence of the Sailing errangements of the steamersthere was. no. help for it. „Athena', however,'we ,fett 10 be fell.of interest. .The modern .eitY is cleanand well built ; its houses are mostly ef marble, which is obtained in great plenty not far away, and most -of them show signs of taste rind wealth; From it village of 300 houses! in 1838 it has grown into a city of over, 70;000 people, The citizen's are ambitious and As their educational institutions from the common school to the university are Well es- tablished, their prci,,Oress is likely to be an in- telligent one. UnfertunatelY the Greek church, which has here one of its strongholds, is in - (dined to be very intolerant, and .so, true ree ligiops 'freedom is as yet unknovnii. Some of the earliest missionarieNhave had to Osaka a • compromise of principle in order to retain their..standing they have. conifEnted • tO the use.of the Greek catechism', the setting up Of the imago. of the Virgin, and to the entrance of a priest into the school for the•purpose of hearing ednie04011.: - The advantage, they gait' by it is that of .keeping the, sehoolnpen and' itosiartintinstruction in tho Bible, The Am- erican Preabyterian missionaries refused to give way to the demand. and so liedtheir prcisperous and,growing-eehoel closed :theta a year age . Nevertheless the.principlee of re- ligious freedom are becoming better under- stood and thefuturo IS full of lope; The sandy around Athens •is very Picturesque. I do not wonder that the people became noted • for the taste for art and the love of the beau - Oa certainly there are few spots more full of the very air of poetry and romanee. To modern viaters, however, the chief attrac- tion lies in the ancient mine of the historic memories. The lefty columns anderumbliog ruble Of the Parthenon, on - the top Of the steep crag of the Amoeba, with the adjacent building of the Ereethemin, tell still of the glory; which onto eticircled that lofty hill. As once -a fortress and a ate of temples -and adortiel with the most costly works of art, it has ever since been the shrine of antiquarians and the school of artists, All ono side of Ito basso is clothed with the remains of theatres and temples. Separated from it by i narrow Valley it the tenser hill Of the Areonaguti, rug- ged and barren; and as one statads upon..its ssi.mmit 1 it- reminded. Of • Rim who before Eogeli and philostophers, cliteoursed of the lin- known God. At its feet .is the space of the agora, or market plains. where US held centre. verey day sifter day With Stoic ansi Epieurman, and. Called the peeplo from their icloletrY. On the ether aisle Of this speed rises the lOW hill pf the Peyx, on 'whose plateaus gagiered• theinUltitudes Of old, and where still 26 &WU (Lo reek platform;from which tho orator' thrilled thens With hie burning arerile; There I are aka other ruins of temples, that of ThelittS being alpeeially fine and well pfeserved. We walked to the groves where Plato taught, and drove to Eleusis where the profane rites ef Ceres and Diana were celebrated. We looke& upon the bay.where Xerxes saw Isis greet fleet swallowed up elzil; by ship by the little Grecian squadron -the fatnotuabay of Salamis. W'e traced the course of the alicient long walla . which stretched clOwn six mho to the Pei. rums, We lived OVer again theta:most forgot., ten events which have rendered the name of Greece so famous, and so the days fled speedily away. Then we sailed away from it a beauti- ful isles. and mountains; while the netting gun touched its hills Ana waters with a sheen of glory, Which we hope and pray may but fore- token a future 'giory to the long uegleeted 141'1ft...day vwe are sailing along the western shore and have just lab behind the high hills and fertile valleys'of Collor. We expect to reach Trieste on Thursday and Venice ott Friday; at one of these places I intend te post this letter: I cannot tell till we arrive at Venice exactly what my coursewill bir, I do not expect, however, to delay very long in my journey to Eqgland. Possibly, I may Pend you another letter before se0smil. fqr America. slienhl like, however, qapend little tinae in England. T trugt you are keeping well, and that every- thing is. prospering in Cliuton. • Faithfully yours„ D. O. SUTHEItt,ANP. _ . — 'General News Ittnis. • There is some talk among the Democrats itt Washington of creating for Grant a life aps;- , • pelotment as General 'on the retired' list: Sir Charles Tupper left for Winuipeg . Tueaday. During his absence he will inspect ° the Canada Pacific Railway,. returning to Oa; Wee, abont lat July. The damage caused by the tided tu Whitson- ' Sin is; estlinated‘at a milliOn dollars. Bridgesi' ' mills, houses, and millions of feet of htiVe 1)oen Mvept away, and dozens of fated* are 11°Iltedlieas8i's. beginning to realise that slio eitH Hot compets3 with America in the production' of wheat. The tea trade of the country in . just 'new much' depressed; aokit .is. feared., thato. crisis is clot° at hand.' • Th.ere was a lively, time at. Leadville oi Se:today. T.The troops had been called outs to overawe the strikers, but the latter put la an appearanc.e in force and armed, .and seem to hAve been able tonh•olditheit• owa. The Loxig Island: Sound steatriers:Xar:ragea:- ..iett and Stoningten, belonging to the some line, cellided. off 'the. Connecticut River between I/ • and 12 e'eleekFriday night.' The fortner var. ael tad cOku_k_. .lo helieVed that 1 fifirlivessoireleW"' • At Torento,,on Tuesday morning Itobt,Dro Courcier; the . Lanabtort Mills. murderer who was to have boenfiu.ng-yesterday for killing.hie brother Edward, swallewed a deadly dint; • from the effects of Which he died in less thane niinutes. Ilov.s he Obtained the poison is it - mYstery: , • - • . • • 112aet aturday, torepangh'S :circus was on the way to 'Toronto, from London, one; of the elephants brae the air •d.ocsr open sue.' fell out on the'side of the triter; taking the cam doerhvith it. An engine was sent out front:, Hamiltou, with•men in.search a the elephant, • and it was found at Lyndon, uninjured,. A paper is being 'circulated among &OHIO et the steadfast believers in Rev„Mr. Handitirtrie • iianooence, with it Tiew of obtaining the signa-. thres of; those who are willing. to establish an • other eharch; of Which be is to he pastor. , the mevemept is successful, it is proposed: fe htioniltel.the e.e7i.,.99e.itll. a public hall the wean.. Burglars entered. Barber ct Ellia' wholesale _Ilistautilosedozoeitablishment .at. Tomtit°, on ght, by a windoW,. an.d blew one . ' door of the safe off.' They . handled all the Papers but took nothing, and did not at-, tempt to opea'41ie second door, which Opole .with, a single latch, behind which waa cash hox•containing,abent.N',000', The DoininionGovarnment's Conituk: sioner in England is •offering to provide ear, .ployment for three thousand'n.Avvies.• on the 'Owned& PacifieftailWay for threc. years met , to. pay their fares from.lilugland: to. Manitoba on the condition of their signingan agreenient • to.repitY the advances • out of wages • earnel. while ensployed by the railway contractors, . . America, as a 'food centre contintiestlo ,fosan :a.tcipie for discussion in the British loon:alit •The Queen's. baker having received the &Olt barrel of flour of this Jeer s -.Alnerieau wheat. crop, has presented a loaf of bread thereof te Her Majesty, and' iisines a circular to his el* tomers saying that of the many 'wonders cid the nineteenth century, to cat bread which , theresult Of an 1880 harvest, in Ilfay;•1880, ist - not one of the least marvellous., ' • • • • A farmer nailed Thos,. Johnston, residini seven miles from Aylmer, in the township al • lisIalahide,.-it is supposed, killed his brother! Andrew, and immediately afterward's; commit, ted suicide on Tuellday. All now known ia, . that Andrew Isihnitois, wass feund dead in a well ori his farm,. His faee and throat Were terribly cub. His brother,. Thonms Johnston, W06 found in the grainary near by with )ain • throat cut. Thomaa was of unsound mind; mad it is inipposod that he Murdered' his lire. ' tiler and then cOminitted suicide. A meeting, Of the Cabinet Was held itt Otto- 4. Ws; on Saturday, but the nature of bud- - nese considered has not yet transpired." The only fact Which appears to bo viewed whit 'certainty is that the appointment of Hon:. Jelin Beverly Robinaon as Lientelsant-Gover: nor Of Orttatie, while not the tinanimoue wit& of the Cabinet, has nevertheless 'been Agresti upon. Theis) are grave doubts!, however, sa' to the correctness of the rumor thatillr. Ana gus Morrison- will be Collector of Cletonerik Toronto. , • . . . A despatch from Galway, Ireland, dates that a scrim riot commenced on Thursday in the Parish of Rotindstene, in the *said "of "Connemara, Galway County, growing oul • of the attempts precess.servers to enforce ejeetments of tenantry. Tho latter reideted the Procese-servers froin.the euteet, and wari. them from the neighborhood under threat el ' violence if:they persisted in their efforts to serve proceises. No- attention Was 'pad to ... theso ititimationa, and the peasantry soon •bbss came tm exasperated that the 'oonstabalery Was Called upon and charged the atsemblo& people, which consisted of persona of beak emcee, with ewer& The poop% fell back, lint not until numerous muskies had taken plat., a few of which, it is feared, may Voris fatal. The prodess.serrert at last simeeededt in carrying out their instmetione, but the in+ tire viomity WAS thrown into a Mate at grin& excitement, from Which further deinonettettOn le elpeeted. • . o.